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by nabbed 2y ago
I have a similar (yet different) experience. I rarely (e.g., once every few months) log into the portal and it dies with some impenetrable error if I use the same browser on which I last successfully logged in. So I often find myself firi
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by nabbed 2y ago
Not just you: it seems to be an article about NVIDIA.
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by nabbed 3y ago
Another interesting and challenging project: design and implement a file system. I only assume it is interesting and challenging, having not done it myself.
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by nabbed 4y ago
In 1992, I was at the tail end of my career of writing System/370 assembly (2 years later I would move on to "cooler" technologies). I worked in an old-ball shop that had its own flavor of VM/370: we had our own file tr
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by nabbed 5y ago
I actually lived in something sort of like that for about 8 months. I lived in a high-rise apartment building that was attached to a 2-level mall of mostly Asian shops. There was a fob-protected door between the mall and the lobby of the hi
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by nabbed 5y ago
In recent years, and at multiple companies, I find there are simply far too many things that require at least some of my attention going on at the same time. Collaboration tools like Slack seem to encourage an interrupt-driven environment.
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by nabbed 5y ago
After growing tired of modern software development practices a few years ago, I just quit my job. I had no plan on going back to work (although I did after 18 months), and I had no plan on what I was going to do other than improve my math s
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by nabbed 8y ago
Waxing nostalgic: I loved working on mainframes back in the day. My job was a little unusual for a mainframe programmer, so maybe that's why: my team was customizing the VM/370 hypervisor and its usual guest OS ("CMS") f